After spate of attacks on Jews, Berlin mayor Michael Muller says such incidents must 'never become normal'

Munich community leader, a Holocaust survivor, says booming support for AfD shows political system 'has gone off the rails'

While some have called for placing police outside Jewish institutions after Halle attack, others favor technological measures that won't undercut sense of normalcy like in France

US Rabbi Rebecca Blady and husband Rabbi Jeremy Borovitz arrived in Berlin in May to do Jewish outreach. After surviving a near-massacre on Yom Kippur, their resolve isn't weakened

Local media cite unidentified security sources saying evidence points to lone assailant; in attack livestream gunman launches into rant against Jews, claims Holocaust didn't happen

Police subdue, arrest 23-year-old, apparently a Syrian refugee, who also shouted 'Fuck Israel' in Friday incident; German media says probe ongoing but suspect released from custody

As thousands flee Africa on flimsy boats, just one ship operates in the area between Libya and Italy. A Jewish aid group is partnering up with other organizations to help them

Police looking for two suspects who yelled anti-Semitic slurs as the three left a synagogue in the southern German city

Prominent news magazine under fire after running cover photo of Hasidim, weeks after publishing article on 'aggressive lobbying' by pro-Israel group

Central Council of Jews in Germany says report on how lobbyists influence government decisions is full of 'alleged Jewish influence in connection with money payments'